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I am an SC candidate i have passed 10+2 with aggregate 48% marks and graduation with aggregate 60% marks(with reappers) can i apply for bank clerk or PO examination now?

With this level of qualification, one can apply for both bank PO and clerical positions. Refer official site for details about available vacancies in nationalized banks. For clerical post higher age limit is 28 years. In case of PO, higher age limit is 30 years. You should be in a position to qualify bank recruitment tests as part of selection process for bank jobs. You should prepare for aptitude based questions for bank exams.

i am 12th commerce pass so how applying to bank exams please give me full informations ........

Dear sir, in my ssc percentage is78%, my inter percentage is 59.6% ,my btech percentage is 64% iam eligible for bank exams ibps are not plss inform me

It is good that you have completed your Graduation with 60% of marks. This makes you eligible to apply for both Clerical and PO positions in various banks.

From the past few years, IBPS (Institute of Banking Personnel Selection) is conducting common written exam for the recruitment of PO and Clerical positions for all the public sector banks.

SBI and SBI Associate Banks will not come under this category.

The selection procedure would involve
-Written Exam
Interview

For this academic year, there are no announcements by IBPS for the recruitment of these positions.

So, I suggest you to have good preparation for the exam until the notification comes and try to be strong enough in all the sections of written exam so that you can crack IBPS Exam easily.

As you are a candidate from SC category,
-You can apply for IBPS Clerk exam upto 33 years.
-IBPS PO exam is upto 35 years.

As per your category, the cut off marks in the written exam will also less for you when compared with the candidates of General category.

Make advantage of this and get bank job.

Once you get Bank job, your life will almost settled why I am telling this because, there are number of monetary benefits that are being offered by banks to Employees.

There won't be work pressures also as you are going to be placed in Public Sector.

Wish you all the best.